@geho10
I removed the tacho cable, which was not serving any purpose by the way.
It fixed the issue and no more overheating even while drawing 62W PoE and transferring data over two 10 Gb LAN cables at about 6 Gbps total bandwidth use.
After 45mn running:
Whith the tacho cable connected, the fans were properly spinning when the the system overheated. I guess at some point the voltage dropped to low levels and they were pushing less air !
I did not monitor the voltage all long the process, so not sure what is happening when the yellow cable is connected.
Thank you again for the feedback. I will post new photos with the proper connection
I removed the tacho cable, which was not serving any purpose by the way.
It fixed the issue and no more overheating even while drawing 62W PoE and transferring data over two 10 Gb LAN cables at about 6 Gbps total bandwidth use.
After 45mn running:
Whith the tacho cable connected, the fans were properly spinning when the the system overheated. I guess at some point the voltage dropped to low levels and they were pushing less air !
I did not monitor the voltage all long the process, so not sure what is happening when the yellow cable is connected.
Thank you again for the feedback. I will post new photos with the proper connection